Buon Ho is a township in Dak Lak Province, located about 40 kilometres north of Buon Ma Thuot City. This land is deeply rooted in the cultural identity of the Central Highlands, home to the Ede, M’nong, Gia Rai and other ethnic groups. With its vast coffee plantations, serene lakes and pristine waterfalls, Buon Ho offers travellers a peaceful escape surrounded by nature and tradition.
Located right in the town centre, Ea Drang Lake is a large freshwater lake with calm, clear water. It is an ideal spot for leisurely walks, sightseeing, or enjoying a picnic with family and friends.
Buon Ho is well known for its traditional Ede villages, where visitors can explore the unique long houses, taste local rice wine, enjoy gong performances, and immerse themselves in the simple daily life of the highland people.
As part of Vietnam’s coffee capital, Buon Ho is surrounded by lush coffee plantations. During the blooming season (March – April), the hills are blanketed with white coffee flowers, creating a stunning, fragrant landscape that attracts both travellers and photographers.
A short distance from the town, visitors can discover the majestic waterfalls of the Central Highlands such as Dray K’nao Waterfall, Trinh Nu Waterfall and Gia Long Waterfall. Their powerful cascades amidst the vast jungle provide a refreshing and adventurous experience.
To explore the local lifestyle, a visit to Buon Ho Market is a must. Here, you can find a wide range of highland produce such as coffee, pepper, forest honey, sticky rice and rustic traditional dishes.
Buon Ho also invites travellers to indulge in its distinctive culinary delights, including:
With its unspoilt natural scenery, rich cultural heritage and tranquil atmosphere, Buon Ho is a perfect destination for those seeking an authentic Central Highlands experience. If you are looking for a journey that is both peaceful and full of discovery, make sure to add Buon Ho, Dak Lak to your travel list.
